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The greatest "comedy" special ever recorded, infront of a live at-home audience.

I’ve now seen it 3 times and gets even better

The best way I can describe it is: there is no true act i ii & iii, there is just one growing idea, ever-flowing. 

A spiritual science-fiction revelation, on the most unfathomably well-shot frames humans are capable of. The scope of science-fiction is realized here, fully. Not without nitpicks, but this is the bar 100%. A legacy masterpiece in visual storytelling that will last for a hundred years.

A movie that attempts to say a lot of things about itself and ends up saying absolutely nothing.

The GOAT.

Reminds you what this is all about.

It's fine, and that's the sad part I guess.

For what it is, the kids really sell the experience.

Proof that miracles can have a heart.

A visually gross, thematically contrived burning building that pays homage to those who built the building by pouring more gasoline on its bad ideas.

You are not the chosen one, but that’s okay. (He's literally me)

The perfect sendoff.

Arguably the greatest CBM of all time. Earns every second of it.

Arguably the greatest opening scene in cinematic history followed by Bill Murray's Stripes but R-rated. So a masterpiece.

A Peter Parker story that is one of the best of all time, wrapped in a film that severely underutilizes its visuals, cinematography, and pacing. For the themes and performance from Tom Holland alone, watch this one.

Art.

You dont need to read this part of the review, and you know that.

If Arkham Asylum changed the videogame demands, this changed the cinematic demands. The best Batman movie, ever.

Maybe the greatest introductory film to the phrase "anyone can wear the mask." The purpose of superhero films is THIS.

When it feels uncomfortable  it's because you’re seeing a window, not a lens.

I walked outside and stared blankly into the distance for about 15 minutes, listening to traffic. Thats all I got, movie slapped.

You dont have to be a Christopher Nolan fan to understand the beauty of Interstellar, you just have to be human.

What had initially stumped me as a pleasant but quirky slice-of-life film became a profound appreciation for the importance of the "routinely-mundane" so to speak. The importance of going through the motions, no matter how absurd, as part of life itself. Took 2 viewings but we got there.

A movie never afraid of its scope, for better or worse. Masterfully shot, but pacing can at times be uneven. Nonetheless, an excellent setup film with much to be excited about for Part 2.